Aureate-adj
1-gold, gilded, golden, or gold-colored
2-expressed or written in a highly or excessively ornameted, florid, or elaborate style
Saturday, July 18, 2009
Augury
Augury-n
1-the art, activity, prophecies, or pronouncements of an augur, soothsayer, or diviner
2-an indication of what will happen in the future
Synonyms
omen
sign
resage
warning
indication
signal
threat
1-the art, activity, prophecies, or pronouncements of an augur, soothsayer, or diviner
2-an indication of what will happen in the future
Synonyms
omen
sign
resage
warning
indication
signal
threat
Saturday, July 11, 2009
Augur
Augur-n
1-a religious official in ancient Rome who interpreted natural phenomena, such as the flight of birds, as signs that the dieties favored or disapproved of actions propose by the city
2-any soothsayer, prophet, or diviner
vt
to suggest or indicate what will happen in the future
Synonyms
bode
promise
portend
foretell
predict
1-a religious official in ancient Rome who interpreted natural phenomena, such as the flight of birds, as signs that the dieties favored or disapproved of actions propose by the city
2-any soothsayer, prophet, or diviner
vt
to suggest or indicate what will happen in the future
Synonyms
bode
promise
portend
foretell
predict
Augment
Augment-v
1-(vti) to grow, or to increase something in number, amount size, strength, or intensity (formal)
2-(vt) in music, to enlarge a perfect or major interval by a semitone
n
in Greek or Sanskrite grammar, a vowel prefixed to a verb, or added to its initial vowel so as to lengthen it into a diphthong, to form a past tense
Synonyms
supplement
add to
enlarge
expand
enhance
increase
boost
bump up
diminish (antonym)
1-(vti) to grow, or to increase something in number, amount size, strength, or intensity (formal)
2-(vt) in music, to enlarge a perfect or major interval by a semitone
n
in Greek or Sanskrite grammar, a vowel prefixed to a verb, or added to its initial vowel so as to lengthen it into a diphthong, to form a past tense
Synonyms
supplement
add to
enlarge
expand
enhance
increase
boost
bump up
diminish (antonym)
Auger
Auger-n
a hand tool with a corkscrew-shaped bit for boring holes, or a larger tool, using the same principle, for boring holes in the ground
a hand tool with a corkscrew-shaped bit for boring holes, or a larger tool, using the same principle, for boring holes in the ground
Auditory
Auditory-adj
relating to the sense, organs, or process of hearing
Synonyms
aural
hearing
accoustic
audio
relating to the sense, organs, or process of hearing
Synonyms
aural
hearing
accoustic
audio
Auditor
Auditor-n
1-somebody who is qualified to audit accounts or to conduct an audit of a department or organization
2-a student who attends a class without asking for or receiving graduation credit
3-a hearer or listener, for example, a member of an audience or somebody listening to somebody who is talking
Synonyms
assessor
examiner
inspector
1-somebody who is qualified to audit accounts or to conduct an audit of a department or organization
2-a student who attends a class without asking for or receiving graduation credit
3-a hearer or listener, for example, a member of an audience or somebody listening to somebody who is talking
Synonyms
assessor
examiner
inspector
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